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How studio pricing works

Hourly rates, packages, tiered pricing - how studios set their prices on Booquela.

Updated 19.02.2026

Prices on Booquela are set by the studios themselves - each one individually. This means you'll find both budget-friendly options and premium spaces. Here's how pricing works, so you always know what you're paying for.

Pricing models

Studios can use different methods for calculating fees:

Flat hourly rate

The simplest model - every hour costs the same. If the rate is 150 PLN/h, then 3 hours cost 450 PLN.

First hour + subsequent

The first hour has a different price (usually higher), and each additional hour is cheaper. For example: first hour 200 PLN, each additional 120 PLN. Three hours = 200 + 120 + 120 = 440 PLN.

Tiered pricing

The longer the booking, the lower the hourly rate. An incentive for longer sessions - e.g., 1-2h at 180 PLN/h, 3-4h at 150 PLN/h, 5h+ at 120 PLN/h.

Fixed packages

Predefined packages with set prices - e.g., 2h package for 280 PLN, 4h package for 500 PLN, full day for 900 PLN. You choose a ready-made package instead of individual hours.

Price modifiers

Besides the base pricing, studios can apply modifiers - additional rules that change the price in specific situations:

  • Weekend surcharges - e.g., +20% on Saturday and Sunday
  • Special date pricing - e.g., different rates on specific days (holidays, peak periods)
  • Discounts - e.g., lower prices during morning hours

How do I know how much I'll pay?

You don't need to calculate anything yourself. After selecting a room and hours, the price is calculated automatically - you see it right away in the summary. On the checkout page you'll find the full breakdown: room price, any extras (e.g., equipment rental), and the Booquela service fee.

If you're looking for the best price, check the studio's tiered pricing - longer sessions can be significantly cheaper per hour. Some studios also offer lower rates on weekdays.

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